Originally Posted by
eaglefly
I'd expect Horton to continue his attack on AA employees undaunted. I assume management will be in court Monday to proceed with their annihilation of labor. They won't learn from this or adapt as it's really all about them. Apparently, they believe THEY are AA and not the employees.
On a side note, they've got the local pols stumping for them claiming the local economies will be better off if AA stays in Texas and exits BK stand-alone, yet missed the fact Parker will keep the AA brand, remain in DFW and save more jobs. Actually, they didn't miss that, but since this is just about maintaining power and merging when THEY want to so they can personally profit, who cares about truth and reality ?
Looney Tunes.
Thankfully they are politicians, and politicians love money, and wall street loves parker, and other airlines would love to see aa disappear.
Point is=politicians swing with the wind just as polls change,
Wall Street-they control the money and dont like AA expansion, will reduce the profits,